The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-26
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this week-Arst one club up. end then enother
ahead. bridgeport, New Haven. and Hartford
draw crowds. this ought 70 DO the ono; And
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taken wonderful batting. streak, end Is fat ,n
getting out OF the, slougb Of despond II was IN
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To r. h %'n taken hold 81 tho ash Win
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have to look 70 it, laurels rs the heefiess DAT
ns h nine This has been n sss
Cashen, an amateur from New Bri,aln, who 10
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bureh. for something Lees than sl.0oo and
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mistake In letting him 60. as they need all ths
good men they can have thsSre fonsiasri9f me
ford hos had particuiariy hard LUCK In playing
with bridgeport, losing tho scyeral close games
they have had together. Manager Daniels
S1pns y hopes though to reverse tho 0foef
Preslisnt Weber viii not entertain the n,a n, 4,
now turning Bis eyes toward tho Hesolutes OF
Meriden, an amateur League that has bonten
Il seens strasss dhns MeGen put
nino in the field. a., nowhere was pase pa!
@ than two Of
leading citizens have been clamoring for the
sport all summer. and probably will not let
ante saH nest e q smateurs and professionals
who would make snd
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Mnnchesters Of tie New England Tongue.
There are in all four strong amateur i Mines
Winsied dne Tarrinston. and Gaien WHAT IS
wanted Is ono moro good professional nine.
Il " ibs wS %ans
ger Kelly 81 the New Hsvens are ex-umpires.
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dent Weber Of the League Is 10 the liagor bust
at the sia.s sasenesrfest at WatssbuF! Monday
nisht Howard Tsyler -fEs ah, T. on
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THE NEWS FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Prom ne San Frunetsco Cun
Director Appleton Of the New York Club e Il
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expect 70 hear 4 new material being added e
ssm mailing Has DsSns S1 bring Ge New
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fnew oa whisS Ssy N not
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curve sSs,ns around ne Is Sss,s -. neck s.,.
next Saturday, against the Atlas, who viii pre-
sent Lovett 9s pitcher. Van goes East next
M3h anf H. se q a'
HaItren and let tho catcher look out for him
pitcher, being easy With his bacEstop. and has
not twirled his best since Brown wont East s
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look out for himself, and success ie insured.
-McMullen 10 a success thus far with the Nets
bs hs ne louis
s yesserassy sSas %eMaliep telesrspsed the T.
thSsbns the srG S f. such an extent that he
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under Appleton's management no doubt OF It
~ The I Detroits will be out here next winter.
and In ali probability BE- the attraction st Ala.
media They have arranSedi sea. to Play Z, Twelve we've
sn 70 but sheS
By Charles Kettrnng. the man who first pitched
for Brown Of New York. and who is at present
Mr.. Kettrune writes that base ball could not
be made to pay there, Us his Efforts to create 2
boom proved futile They care for cricket. and
as 1t would be cricket boom here.
Director Appleton does not favor twelve
club" League, and will have his say against the
proposition. Good ball oities like Boston and
New York have no uselfor such large League.
The President of the once famous Providence
team, Allen. Is In this city.
LEAGUE PITCHERS. '-'F
Tho following, taken from tho Detroit Free
Press, shows the record Of the League pitchers
up to date: